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ShinyMcShine

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I am a man from Scotland.

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'Catcher in the Rye' by J. D. Salinger
'Homeland' by Sam Lipsyte
'The Crow Road' by Iain Banks

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Leverage

Douglas Cairns

John Cook; former youthful hedonist, turned teacher is now making progress in politics but his past has caught up with him.


As his profile grows, an unwelcome former acquaintance has tracked him down bringing with him painful memories and a palpable sense of threat.

Juggling his family life while keeping a dangerous criminal at bay is further complicated by his overbearing campaign manager and the attentions of a determined journalist.

When John is offered a seemingly win-win deal he has no idea the impact accepting it will have on his developing political career. Will John manage to retain his idealistic values while making his way through the political minefield?

 

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R.Moore wrote 2 days ago

Extremely. Covert op. ShinyMcShine is cuter than a chinchilla, you co....

R.Moore wrote 3 days ago

Self-deprecation, that's adorable. I used to do that. Make jokes abou....

R.Moore wrote 3 days ago

Aren't we all Mr McShine. Does he look like you in any way? My stupid....

R.Moore wrote 3 days ago

I wouldn't know a pipe if i was pissing on one. Is it a fag?

R.Moore wrote 4 days ago

Nice pipe.

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I wrote 51 days ago

The style of writing in the Prologue is unusual and the tense is a little jarring at first and this is not helped by this sentence: It is a mild day in April and I watch as gossip-hungry tourists heading for the carved walnut doors leading to the public gallery, expectant looks on their faces. ... view book

I wrote 51 days ago

You have a nice, easy flow to your storytelling. It reminded me a little of the confident way that Stephen King spins out a yarn but it has a distinct voice that perfectly fits your hardy main character. Your description of setting was really evocative and I found myself picturing the grubby atm... view book

I wrote 97 days ago

Crime/Thriller and sub genre review group Title: Revolution Earth Author: Lambert Nagle Wow Factor (Read Speed/Enjoyment) [7] Speed [9] Enjoyment [8] Interest Literacy (Editing/Proofing/Structure) [9] Free of (obvious) Spelling Errors [08] Free of (obvious) Contextual Grammar Err... view book

I wrote 104 days ago

Crime/Thriller and sub genre review group Title: Dropping Babies Author: John O’Donnell Wow Factor (Read Speed/Enjoyment) [6] Speed (I found myself having to go back and re-read things a few times) [9] Enjoyment (I like the slowly unravelling nature of the narratives) [8] Interest (very ... view book

I wrote 104 days ago

I've sent you a message with the full review. Crime/Thriller and sub genre review group I read the first three chapters of your novel and I have slightly mixed views about it. First the positive things – you have a very good talent for interesting description. The prose is not bogged down in... view book

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